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camshaft, 4-wheel brakes, full balloon tire. 5 disc wheels,
new Mallard Green finish, new Velour upholstery, automatic
windshield wiper, dome light, cowl ventilator and cowl lights.
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or 100 and you'll experience a
quality of performance never
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WILD CHERRY TONIC
Nature's system builder extracted from roots, bark and herbs
gathered from the virgin forests in the heart of the mountains, a
product of THE LAND OF THE SKY, the greatest crude drug
producing section in America.
Hundreds have been benefited by this wonderful medicine. More
than two thousand bottles have been sold in this section. A great
portion of these sales have been repeat business the proof of the
Pudding is the eating thereof. Why suffer with indigestion and
stomach trouble? Others have been relievedWild Cherry Tonic
did it. Give this simple old home remedy a trial the kind our
fathers used and lived to a ripe old age.
ON SALE EVERYWHERE
See our Dealer to-day, buy a bottle, take according to directions;
and be convinced that you can eat what you want, and want ,
what you eat.
$1.12 maUed to THE BEAR MEDICINE COMPANY, Sylva, N.
C, will bring one bottle of this health giving TONIC to your
home.
BEAR MEDICINE CO, SYLVA, N. C.
CHURCH AITOOtrWCEWENTS,
Waynes rille Metkodlat Cairck. . ..
Rer. T. P. Marr, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:46 Hugh J,
Sloan, Superintendent.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a, tv
and evening 7:30.
Epworth League at 6:80 Mra.
Glenn Leatherwood, President.
The Woman'a Missionary Society
meets in the church parlor the ssc
ond Tuesday in each month at 8:00
P. M. Mrs. P. W. Toelcar, President.
Presbyterian Church.
S. R. Crockett, Pail or.
Sunday Services:
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:80 p. m.
Hazelwood Presbyterian Church
B. Frank Yandell, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning
except 2nd Sunday at 11 a. m.
Sunday School, L. M. RicfaMon
Superintendent, 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:80 p. m.
Evening services 7 p. m.
The public is cordially invited.
Allen's Creek Baptist Church.
Allen Creek Baptist Church, Every
Sunday.
Hazelwood Baptist Church
Rev. R. P. McCra?ken, Pastor.
Preaching every first and third Sun
day at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Juna
Methodist Church. Clyde-Lake
luska Charge.
Rev. Frank Siler, Pastor.
Lake Ji;naluska, Preaching every
2nd nn1 4th Sundays at 11 a. m. : 1st
and 3rd Sundays at 7:30 p. m.
.tpworth League meeting overy
Sunday evening at both places.
At Clyde, 1st and 3rd Sundays
11 a. m.; 2nd and 4th Sundays
7:30 p. m.
Sunday school al. 10 a. m. at both
places.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
m. at Long's Chapel and Clyde.
We will welcome you to any or all
of these services.
MEASLES
The specific virus causing measles
has not yet been Isolated but It has
been conclusively proven that the
causative organism is present and
will pass through an exceedingly fine
filter. It is found to be present in the
secretions from the nose and pharynx
twenty-four hours before the appear
ance of the rash and to remain pres
ent a day or two after the rash dls
appears.
Measles is perhaps the most easily
transmissible of all the contagious
diseases and is contagious from the
beginning of the first catarrhal symp
toms throughout the duration of the
rash. The most infective period is
the first twenty-four hours of the rash
One attack produces an immunity
which in nearly all cases is perm in
ent.
The disease Is transmitted either
directly by droplet Bpray in sneezing,
coughing or talking or indirectly
through objects freshly contaminated
by such secretions. Outside the hu
man body, the virus does not lire long
and contaminated objects under ordl
nary conditions are a menace for a
period not exceeding twenty-tour
hours. '
Persons of all ages who have never
had measles are susceptible but the
age of greatest incidence is about six
or seven years. Deaths from measles
however, are in young children, 66
per cent under two years and 90 per
cent under five years of age.
Measles at first appears very much
tike a common cold except the child
Is somewhat sicker than would be ex
pected. If a child is sick with an ap
parently severe cold and has a tern
perature of 101 degrees, measles must
be considered, especially if the eyes
are red and watery and there is a
severe cough. An apparent improve
ment in the child's condition frequent
ly happens Just preceding the appear
ance of the rash. The greatest dan
ger from measles, especially in the
older children, is from the compllca
tions. These are of two general types.
(1) Invasion of the upper respiratory
tract causing pneumonia, otitis, mas
todltls and meningitis, and, (2) dis
turbances ot the alimentary tract caus
ing diarrhoea, enteritis and dyea-tary.
No method ot vaccination has yet
been perfected but the use of conva
lescent serum has proven very helpful.
FOR OVER
200 TfEAES
M. t
haarlem o3 has been a world
wide remedy for kidney, liver end
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
MILLIONS TO LOAN
ON LONG TERMS 1 YEAR TO 12 Vi YEARS
We lend on improved real estate in Waynesville and
Hazelwood at less than 6 on easy payment plan. Money
quickly available. Unnecessary red tape cut out Charges
light. Also construction loans. See or call RALPH W.
DAVIS, Phone 121-J.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION FOR A TAX FOR A BOND
ISSUE FOR A PUBLIC HOSPITAL AND FOR THE MAIN
TENANCE OF THE SAME IN HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that more than five hundred and seven-cy-three
(573) residents and free holders of Haywood County, more
than one hundred and fifty (150) of whom reside outside of the
corporate limits of the Town of Waynesville, have duly filed before
the Board of Commissioners for the County of Haywood a peti
tion, therein petitioning the Board of Commissioners for the
County of Haywood to levy an annual tax not to exceed one-fifteenth
of one per cent on the dollar to be levied for a period of
time not exceeding thirty years, for the purpose of providing
funds for the purchase of a site and the erection thereon of a
public hospital and a hospital building in the eastern section of
the Town of Waynesville, in Haywood County, North Carolina.
And further notice is hereby given that on this date the Board
of Commissioners for the County of Haywood have ordered a
special election to be called and held in the several voting pre
cincts of Haywood County on the 5th day of June, 1926,for the
purpose of voting one-fifteenth of one cent on the dollar tax for a
bond issue for a public hospital and for the maintenance thereof,
in the eastern section of the Town of Waynesville, such bond Is
sue not to exceed $100,000, and said tax to be levied for a period
of time not to exceed thirty years.
And notice is further hereby given that a new registration of
the voters of Haywood County has been ordered by the
Board of Commissioners for the County of Haywood for the
purpose of said special election, as provided by law, and to that
end and for the purposes aforesaid the registration books for the
several Voting precincts of Haywood County will be open from
and after the 1st day of May, 1926, as provided by law.
And notice is further hereby given that the following persons
have been duly appointed as the officers of said election, to-wit:
For the South Ward in Waynesville Township: Judges, Fred
Mull and George Plott; Registrar, J. L. Williams;
For the North Ward in Waynesville Township: Judges, John
A. Smith and J. R. Hyatt ; Registrar, R. M. Leatherwood ;
For Beaverdam South Ward: Judges, C. T. Wells and J. Z.
Smathers ; Registrar, John Allen ;
For Beaverdam North Ward: Judges, W. H. Henderson and
Frank Mann ; Registrar, H. C. Reno ;
For Big Creek Precinct: Judges, Garfield Jenkins and Will
White; Registrar, I. H. Hopkins;
For Cataloochee Precinct: Judges, W. A. Palmer and A, J.
Hannah ; Registrar. J. L. Palmer ;
For Fines Creek Township: Judges C. Z. Noland and George
A. Brown ; Registrar, N, C. James ;
For Crabtree Precinct : Judges, C. T. Noland and C. T. Fergu
son ; Registrar, Roy Medford ;
For Jonathan Precinct: Judges, A. E. Allison and Glenn A.
Boyd ; Registrar, Lee Howell ;
Fpr Iron Duff Precinct: Judges, R. L. Stephenson and T. N.
Crawford ; Registrar, T. J. Davis ;
For White Oak Precinct: Judges, A. G. Baldwin and Vinson
Jenkins; Registrar, R. W. Teague;
For Ivy Hill Precinct: Judges, J. R. Henry and D. P. Jaynes;
Registrar, Charles Mehaffey;
For Pigeon Township: Judges, J. B. Sentelle and J. W. Kins-
land ; Registrar, J. F. Long ;
For East Fork Precinct: Judges, B. F. Sellers and R. L. Pless;
Registrar, Luther Pless;
For Cecil Precinct: Judges, J. E. Justice and Nathan Rogers;
Registrar, C. W. Moody;
For Clyde Precinct: Judges, W. W. Haynes and G. F. Rogers;
Registrar, Vaughn Byers.
W. F. SWIFT,
Attest: C. F. KIRKPATRICK, Chairman.
Clerk.
June 5c
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Gortiam Silver, Watches and Clocks
EYES TESTED FREE
Spectacles $2.00 to $5.00. Lenses
duplicated, t Save the pieces.
Machine Needles Supplies
Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing and Engraving
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